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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-10-22, Page 1One weighed • other- 214 lbs, was an oddity. hitge bug, dead , 1.4 oz.,. the 'rhe second one It resembled a on Its, back, $2.5Q A Yet In. Advance $3.5Q TO U,S.A, THhl l3AVSS1IILS POST, TiiIIRSDAYt QOT„ 224 1970 potarr ,131743x.disHING golost3 NEWS OF BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL This week in Brussels Public School we have a . new student from Clinton. His name is Bell and he is •in Grade Seven. In Boys' 'Soccer the standings. are: i.st: team 2 • Henry Olechowski 2nd: team 4 - Hugh Nichol while Wayne Willis's and Guy Stroop's team are fighting for fourth. .For the playoffs the ser- ies is tied 1.- 1. Also in the Boys' Soccer the goal scorer in first place is Hugh Njchol and Ken Machan with 4 goals each. In 2nd. place are Fred llatel, Murray. Nichol and GO Stroop with 3 goals each. In Girl's Soccer the standings are; let: teams 1 and 3 are tied. The captains •are Maxine Watts 'and Laureen Barbour. In 2nd place is Linda Mair's team and in 3rd place is Janet Cardiff's. The Brussels Public School soccer teams of Bop and girli• will play against Grey Township en Wednesday after school. The Public School is holding a dance on October 30 if someone's parents will volunteer to chapel-- one. It -will be a masquerade dance. Those not dressed will pay more, • There is to be a contest for the best cover for our own school 'school paper with a prize of $5.00. Here are Bonnie Itiehmond's poetic ideas about a Circes. THE CIRCUS Here' coines the circus marching down the street Listen to , those drunis go' beat, beat, beat. There is an elephant, oh, so fat. He's chewing somebody's big' Strew hat. The alligator's next• with slippery skin, Hippo's behind. Look at that grin! 'The tiger is roaring at the top of his lungs! And there is a lion that can only say hung-hung! I like the clown. He's a 'funny follow. And now the clown is hilnpilig Over the ffitice, And the rest tire gOlpg Brill'' to Muir, tint* Congratulations To W.O.A.A. Champions Wingham and' Brussels Inter mediate Ladies 501thall team' defeated Brucefield 11 - en Monday evening in Clinton to win the •best of five series three games to two. All Loaridge presented man- ager Verna Steffler •with the WOAA trophy. Team Players from Wingham ve.re: Verna Steffler, Doris Coultes, Merle 'Underwood, Joyce Taylor, Maxine Robinson, Mar, Ian Willie, Bonnie Douglas, Sharon S. Kinn and Dianne English. Brussels player were: Cathy McArter, Maxine Watt, Stephanie Watts, Cheryl. McCutcheon, Shir- ley Pipe and Ann Bosman. • Coach was Mel Jacklin. The team also won the. North- ern 'trophy when they defeated• Neustadt and Cargill. Congratulations to the team, CR A NRR onir< Mrs. Henderson, Galt, spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Veitch. • . Mrs, Ethel Campbell, Placentia, Cal., visited With Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bradshaw and called on several in the community. The Cranhrook Diet sponsored Intstrip to' Collingweod on Oct. gig when ladies took advant- age of this interesting trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Speiran, Saginaw, are visiting relatives in the area. - Mrs. Evelyn Hall is confined to Listowel Hospital following sur- gery in Stratford Hospital last last week. Mrs. Mac McKay, Calgary, Mrs; Stanley Speiran and Mrs. Harold Keys, Atwood. • and Mrs. Ross Speiran of Saginaw, visited Mrs. F,Arl Dunn on Tuesday. Service in 'Knox Presbyterian Church was cancelled list Sun- day owing to Rev, C. A. Winn suffering a stroke on Friday-night and being removed by• ambulance to Listowel Hospital. • Ladles' Aid Annual Bazaar Keep in inind'the annual Bazaar under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of Knox Presbyterian Church to be held in the Community Centre on Saturday, Nov. 28th; at 2:30. The usual variety of home- Made baking, candy; sewing, fancywork, vegetables, etc, Will be offered for sale. A large neither of relatives. friends and neighbOurs attended a miscellaneous shower for bride- to-he, Miss Carolyn Lake, in the, Community Centre on Oct: 7th. Several contests were eonducted. by girl friends of Carolyn. Mrs, Allan Dobson, :read an address of good Wishes` rind the . ninny beautiful and useful gifts Were carried in by several girls. Carolyn expressed ker thanks 'to all Mt a sueInt Mita t011OWtH1 v'lain limn .WM OINK HE, GROWS. THEM BIG :FN BRUSSELS Cecil McFadden. last • week brought to the office of The'Port tWo huge Potatoes froth his ETHEL Mr,. and Mrs. George Pearson and Bill, mr,' and,' Mrs. Chester Earl, Ricky and Judy spent Sun- day *in Londesboro with Rev. Stanley McDonald. ,Mr.' and Mrs. Hewitt visited in Rockwood on Sunday. Mr and Mrs. A Bremner attend- ed the Silver Wedding Anniver- ,sary of, Mr. and Mrs. Thomai Mi'lvill in Formosa on Friday. Hall Board Meeting The Hall Board of Whet Com- munity Centre held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Bert Godden on Friday,., Oct. 16th. It was decided to •start the' Euchres on Nov. 5th Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley as Conveners. There :Will also be a Masquerade dance Oct. 30th for everyone . in the Community Centre. A new chairman will ba apPointed 't owing to the resig- nation of John Conley who has moved from the ,community. • A new secretary will also be named. Other items were brought up for discussion . and . will be looped. Ethel' U.C.W. meeting The October . meeting of the Ethel . U:C.W. was held, at the home. Of Mrs. W. Dobson on' Thursday, October 15th. The Worship service was taken by Mrs. A..Pearson On 'Thanksgiving. Mrs. G. PearSon gave the topic on Poverty and. a' very ,interesting dicuaftiOn - followed. Business .fol- lowed conducted by Mrs. W. Hewitt.. Roll " call was: answered hys•a saving hint. A report was given by Mrs. A. Pearson. on the pally in Milverton.• The bale is to be, packed -on 'October 22nd, Mrs. Hewitt gave "the. treasure"s re- port. The meeting closed with the Benediction folloWed ' by lunch served by Mrs. S. Beirnes and the hostess. Ethel W.I. Meeting IN. Atwood • The October meeting of the Ethel W.I. was held at the home of .Mrs. Stan Speiran in AtWood.- with a good attendance The meet- ing opened with the Opening Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and Lord's Prayer. .Roll tell was answered by the Members bringing 'an old hat and the buyer paying ten cents and wearing -it for 'the evening. Motto "What happens today is history tomorrow" .,as well given by Mrs. A. jacklin She said our fernfahets left soiree interesting works or art, What are we leaV- lag for our children. Minutes of the last meeting were tend end a,dented as Peed, Tliti llriainta pnrind foiloW64, Itith ft mot fi,6* Viejtlits up 1mi flue • Lions. Receive. Their .Perfect. Attendance Pins 'the Lions held their regular, Supper meeting' Monduy eight With Lion President James APR. strong presiding, Lion Tamer 'Harold Wilson con- ducted 4he sing song with Miss Connie 1VieWhirter at the piano, Lion TAlltWister Max 'Watts collected fines with gleeful zeal, The president presented- a, per- fect attendance pin to Lion Geo, Mutter PDC of Zone 3, who then Made the presentation of such pips to Lions Selwyn Baker, Frank Carter, R. B, Cousins, Henry Exel, Ralph Pearson, D. A. Hann, Albert TenPas, Harold Thomas, Hank TenPas, Harold Wilson and Cecil McFadden, Secretary Lion C. McFadden, called .the roll and read minutes. Business included discussion on repairing the piano. Ross McCall spoke on Scouting and obtaining information on the pos- sibility or forming a Brussels Troop, • .. • Lion Watts •reported en the. re- cent' Lionel Thornton dance), which was a very successful event; It was decided to have them for a. return engagement on June 19th,- 1971. ' Two carloads of Lions conduct- ed a Bingo for the residents of the 'Goderich Ontario. Hospital. A committee was appointed to consider participating in the Lions High. School Public speak, ing competitions. Assistance to the Legion in their sponsoring of Minor Hockey was under discussion. The feasibility of having a Winter Carnival here at the end of January was .considered.' Lion. Hank Ten•Pas reported on tits finances., kati ng project. A special vote of thanks was accorded Lion Frank Carter for the " efficient carrying out of the responsibilities he assumed in regard to this project. Th guess 'was won by Lbu Albert TenPas. Mrs. S. Beirnes day at Centralia. Mrs. G:•-Pearson reported on her, and Mrs. Morrows day a Clin- ton. The delegates are going to .Guelph next week. The W.I. are asked to make cookies andsqltares for Huronview; Nov. 4th. A Short Course is being held in Atwood,' Oct. 22nd, "Furniture Facts". Quite 'a number of ladies are going. The Bazaar Committees were formed for Nov. 18th, when we will' entertain other Institutes and the public at a meeting and Bazaar. The guest for the even- ing, Mrs. Blantyre demonstrated her many crafts. It was much en- joyed by an. The meeting closed with lunch served by Mrs< W. Hewitt, Mrs. E. Morrow and the hostess. Ethel Ever-Redies• The fourth meeting of the Ethel Ever-Redies was held. at Grey Central Township School on Oct. 5th. at 7:00 p.m. The Ron Call: "Do you present- ly have a first aid kit and where is it kept:" was answered by all members. Debbie Bateman read the minutes of the third meet- ing, First Aid was the topic of dis- cession, itendra ltd Jane Waliter. dereelletrated how to CUM Itio0,11 with the 441161A .vgcrivrogis APPLAUD • ,wrm[KANA RODEO The Gyankana rodeo held on .Sunday et the Brussels Fair Grounds was favoured with good weather, A large, enthusiastic, crolx.d enjoyed the performance of the Maitland Valley Saddle Club in, their presentation of Western games,: races, and the featured "Musical Aide" which delighted the spectators, 13russeis riders who . partici- pated in the events Included ,Tacquie Workman, Laurie Camp- Brian Workman, Scott Wilson. Ivan Campbell and Jim Garniss. The announcer was Alec Groff of Walkerton and the' judge was Bob Meyer of Teeswater. There were three divisions; Tyke, for those under 12 years of age; Junior, 12 to 16 years; senior. Results were as follows: Tyke Halter Class .Brian Fidom, Scott Wheeler; Laurie Campbell; Mark Whitfield. Junior Pole Bending Brenda Sacks; Scotty Wilson; Ken Fidam. Senior Pleasure Class Brian Sacks; Bob Whitfield; Bill Fidom; Bill Horst. Tyke Novelty Barrel Laurie Campbell; Lynn Bridge; Peggy Gibson: Scott Wlaegler. Junior Halter Class . Helen SteWart; 'Scotty Wilson;. Laurie Campbell; Barbie Senior . Sack Roping Mery -Quinn; Bill Horst; Doug Ward. Tyke Equitation ,.Leutie,„Zampixell;_ John Mann.; Rodney Sacks: jacquie Workman. Junior Equitation • - Scotty Wilson; Brenda Sacks: Laurie Campbell; Barbie Mann. Senior Rescue Race Mery Quipp and Scotty Wilson; Bill Horst and Brian Workman; Ruth Ann Paulin and Scotty Wil- son; Glenn Reidt and Ken Ftdom. Tyke Flag Race Laurie Campbell; Scott Wheel- . er; Gail White; Rodney Sacks. Junior Potato Race Ken Fidom: Brenda Sacks; Scotty Wilson;• .Laurie Campbell. Patch. Race Paul Whitfield and Ella Stew- art; 3im Garniss and Marion Campbell; Charlie and Winnie Mann; Roy Beuertuan and Sandy 'Mann. Texas Speed. in Action Brian- Sacks; Doug Ward; Bill Horst; Glen Reidt. GUIDE NEWS The second Guide meeting of • the new season was held at 7:30 p.m. with a game called "'Inset the Fruit Basket". Then the Meet- ing Came to order. After the attendance was tal;An. Mrs. Wigton reported on the Cord , of Honour Meeting held lest week. After that the Guides reviewed the Guide Laws, promise and motto. The carnpfike was made up of four or five. Lori McCut- eheon's patrol was chosen to pre- pare next week's Catilpfire. Meet- ing was adjourned. By; Bonnie Itichmohd P,S, The ailldes are baying a cane 'ow, but ttu dutu hair 1101 tett yut, 108 MINOR HOCKEY • PLAYERS REGISTER • A total or 108 hockey players registered to play Imckey in BrOa- t sells this year with. a possibility of more to Colue;• Some boys might have found it inapossible to sign up on 'Friday night $9 we have .arratiged for you to sign up with the Secretary, James Prior, as soon as posible. Of the /03 players. Signed, 56 are from Brussels, 41 from the township` of Morris and 12 are from the township of Grey. 34 of the ,p layers are Tyke age, 20 are squirts, 24 are Pee Wee, 13 are Bantams, 13 are Midget, and so far only 4 Juveniles have signed but we expect more. If you are planning to register, please do so immediately so we can complete preparations. The Seasons Tickets are now available from any of the coaches for the small fee 'of $3.00. Buy them and help support Minor Hockey.